Transferable Metal Electrodes including those used in memory

including those used in memory storage devices or magnetic sensors

electronics

forming Te–Ni–Te sandwich-like layers stacked together via van der Waals interactions

such as photodetectors and solar cells

Peeling: While maintaining the temperature at 150°C

Transferable Metal Electrodes including those used in memoryIntroduction Two dimensional materials offer promising avenues to advance Moore's Law. In recent years, the research on electrical devices based on these materials has gained considerable attention. When fabricating two dimensional electrical devices, transferable metal electrodes can establish van der Waals contacts with two dimensional materials through mechanical stacking. This approach effectively prevents damage caused by traditional micro nano